If you like to match your music to your season or mood, check out this great list of classical pieces that are perfect for cozy winter listening. Grab some cocoa and enjoy! bit.ly/3FQw9mx

Join us this weekend for Lights, Camera Action! We will be joining forces with young musicians from our region in a concert filled with movie favorites for the whole family! Get your tickets today. bit.ly/483TtLI

Don't forget- Lights, Camera, Action! is tomorrow! Join us then as we join forces with young musicians from our region in a concert filled with movie favorites for the whole family! Get your tickets today- bit.ly/483TtLI

FUN FACT: The oldest of all of the woodwinds is a flute, with some dating back over 30,000 years! Flutes today are usually made from wood or metals like nickel, brass or silver, but throughout history have also been made from clay, stone, or even bones!

“While it is February, one can taste the full joys of anticipation. Spring stands at the gate with her finger on the latch.” ― Patience Strong

Join us February 10th, as nationally recognized African American singers Erica Gabriel and Phumzile Sojola join a variety of local choirs to celebrate Black History Month in a performance of “Our Voices Rise Together.” Get your tickets here! bit.ly/3QtWjkv

We are so grateful to our many volunteers, but we can always use more! We need volunteers to fill a variety of roles, so if you’re interested, please give our office a call today at 423-293-8423 and get a full list of opportunities.

It's fascinating to learn about all the ways that music can affect both your body and mind! Read all about it here: bit.ly/4b3AWAT'

If you prefer to enjoy the beauty of winter from the warmth of the indoors, here’s a list of some classical masterpieces you can play to enhance your cozy experience!

Mark your calendars! Tickets will soon be available for our 2024 Gala on Saturday, April 27!

Happy Valentine's Day!

Happy President's Day!

SOTM presents... "Portraits in Sound: Elgar’s Enigma Variations" at the ETSU Martin Center! The concert will feature Edward Elgar’s “Enigma Variations” and Joshua Kováč, the winner of our Elizabeth Harper Vaughn Concerto Competition. For tickets: bit.ly/42E5bKM

What better way to tell the world you support the arts - and Symphony of the Mountains - than with a Tennessee Arts Commission license plate? Just take your old plate to your county clerk and swap it—they will prorate your tag fee! Learn more: tnspecialtyplates.org

We love being a part of the community! Connecting with our local community is so important to us. Whether it is access to arts organizations, free concerts for school children, or afterschool programs, we are always working to enrich our local community.

Symphony of the Mountains began in 1946, and has been at the center of artistic life in the Mountain Empire ever since. We’re committed to cultural excellence, and that excellence is what drives everything that we do.

On Saturday, April 13, the Voices of the Mountains will perform A Celebration of Music, with selections chosen specifically to remind us all of the important role music plays in our lives! Tickets are available now for this performance at First Presbyterian Church of Bristol.

Fun fact: The word symphony means “an agreement of sound” while philharmonic means “love of harmony.” While their origins are different, the words essentially mean the same thing.

It's World Music Therapy Day, a day we recognize the way music is used in a clinical field to address physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs. Let’s celebrate and shine a light on the work of music therapists around the world!

Symphony of the Mountains has been a beloved and central part of arts in the Mountain Empire since they formed in 1946. Our Mission of cultural excellence is at the heart of what we do, and that excellence is our commitment to you.